Transfer: Juventus’ €44m offer for Adeyemi accepted
Borussia Dortmund have accepted Juventus’ offer to sign Karim Adeyemi, according to Soccernet.
The Serie A giants saw their first bid of a €39million fee with €5million in possible add-ons.
Adeyemi will not travel with the Dortmund squad to Austria for a pre-season friendly match against Villarreal.
Instead, the 22-year-old will head to Turin to finalize the deal.
Adeyemi was believed to be only interested in leaving Dortmund for a club that plays in the Champions League.
The transfer is expected to be wrapped up pretty quickly by the start of next week.
Transfer: Juventus’ €44m offer for Adeyemi accepted
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